From [http://www.planetark.com/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/34954/story.htm a Reuters story]:
"Realistically, it is simply not feasible in any time period relevant to our discussion today," [[Exxon Mobil]] Senior Vice President Stuart McGill said, referring to what he called the "misperception" that the United States can achieve energy independence. ...
"Americans depend upon imports to fill the gap," McGill said. "No combination of conservation measures, alternative energy sources and technological advances could realistically and economically provide a way to completely replace those imports in the short or medium term."
Out of courtesy I sent the link to this blog post to Al Caruba. Below is his response. Bob Burton
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Bob: Thanks for letting me know about your blog comments on my recent commentary about Michael Fumento with its referencing of Sourcewatch.org.
I particularly appreciate the link to my "Credentials" page over at Caruba.com. Who knows, I may get some new business.
Regards, Alan Caruba
Hi Mark, no response from the PRSA at all to either me or this site. Good luck with your investigations. If you post something on your site it would be appreciated if you could post a link here or drop me a line. cheers bob
I have to agree with you Bob. Has PRSA offered a rebuttal to your comments? I am going to investigate this issue further.
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From [http://www.planetark.com/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/34954/story.htm a Reuters story]:
After I read this posting, I did not know whether to laugh or cry so I did both.
I laughed because the Administration’s attempts to clarify what the President said and why he said bring to mind the saga of Humpty Dumpty.
I cried because the President of the United States is nothing more than a puppet on a string held by the Saudi Royal family.
John Hartz
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